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SPARTANBURG—They came wearing the brown robes of Franciscan friars, the black cassocks of the Adorno Fathers, the brown, white and blue habits and symbolic crosses of different orders of women religious. The attire was different […]
GREENVILLE—“I’m so tickled!” Those three words and a radiant smile were Mary Shumpert’s reaction to being named Catholic Woman of the Year by the South Carolina Council of Catholic Women. Shumpert, who recently celebrated her […]
Bishop England’s Lady Bishops swept past the Pendleton Bulldogs to clinch their second state championship in a row, winning 50-36 in the Class AA state title basketball game held recently at the Colonial Life Arena […]
CHARLESTON—Fred McKay, principal of Charleston Catholic, joins some of his students to give Mayor Joe Riley a personalized school T-shirt at the dedication of the Jack Adams Tennis Courts.
Schools in the diocese continue to shine, with a total of 10 high school seniors earning top-ranking, national academic honors. Here are the eight students who were named as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship […]
COLUMBIA—Hundreds of Cardinal Newman students danced for “The Greatest Cause on Earth” and raised more than $54,559 for Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, during an eight-hour dance marathon. The student-led […]
FORT MILL—Becoming a better Catholic man involves a simple change of direction away from sin and the secular world and toward Christ. Hundreds heard that message at the second annual South Carolina Catholic Men’s Conference […]
The following is Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone’s calendar for April: April 2—Holy Thursday, diocesan offices close at noon April 3—Good Friday, diocesan offices closed; 8:40 a.m., Good Friday Prayer Vigil, Charleston Women’s Medical Center; 3 […]
CHARLESTON—As the applause rose up and out in a warm rush for Sister Rosemary Render, she smiled and raised both hands, like a beloved star waving off accolades. Sister Rosie, as she’s affectionately called, certainly […]
Every year the diocese has at least one principal retire or move on to another post, but this year is especially poignant as four communities say goodbye — and thank you — to women who […]
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